Many historians believe that Cleopatra was buried with her love, Mark Antony, in Alexandria — though their tomb has never ...
The Egyptian pharaoh and her lover Mark Antony died by suicide and were buried together more than 2,000 years ago in an ...
In her search for Cleopatra's lost tomb, a National Geographic Explorer may have found a clue in a submerged site in the ...
During her hunt for the Egyptian queen’s lost tomb, National Geographic Explorer Kathleen Martínez uncovered the sunken landscape near the ruins of Taposiris Magna.
A submerged port near Taposiris Magna, discovered by archaeologists and marine explorers, may hold the key to finding ...
"The port was active during the time of Cleopatra and before at the beginning of the dynasty," noted the archaeologist behind the discovery.
Archaeologists in Egypt uncovered a submerged port and a tunnel at Taposiris Magna, a site linked by many to Cleopatra's tomb ...
A joint research team has revealed conclusive evidence of the existence of an ancient submerged port, directly associated with the temple of Taposiris Magna and connected to the Mediterranean, a disco ...
Explorers uncover a sunken port off Alexandria's coast, raising new possibilities about the location of Cleopatra's lost tomb ...
When not serving as a Rorschach test of male fixations, Cleopatra is an inexhaustible muse. To a recent best-selling biography add—from 1540 to 1905—five ballets, 45 operas, and 77 plays. She starred ...
An archaeologist from the Dominican Republic thinks she may have found the site of Cleopatra's tomb. Kathleen Martínez ...
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